Adam Palmer

If you own a sony there is a much cheaper way

$20 nikon to sony tilt adapter.
$25-50 Any old nikkor in any focal length you want.

It's tons of fun. I have 24,35,50,100 and I don't think I spend...

I agree with everyone here.  Both have all the IQ most will ever need. The sony has the aperture ring, the lighter weight and probably faster AF.  But the Sigma has lots of used availabilty at ...

I think you mean the hipster tax

The hipsters always say film is not dead but there must be a number at which people will throw in the towel and just apply the film like filters to their digital captures. I can see some landscape...

Extension tubes are quite cheap on ebay though it won't be quite as sharp as a dedicated macro.  I would avoid close up lenses completely.

Before dual card slots were available I really cared about this issue. Now I am counting on my second slot.

I always wondered why they did it that way.  Thanks for the tip.

Sony does something heavier than all the other brands but obviously less intense than a full zeroing of the entire sd card.  I've personally tried 10 diff apps.  It's one of the worst things about ...

In my opinion it's one of the biggest downsides to using sony.  I now use a sony camera with 2 slots so I am not as worried but it used to worry me a lot in the rII days.

As far as I know it can't be done. I have tried every single option I can get my hands on with no luck.  Recovering images of a corrupted card is  one thing but once you have formatted it you ...

I've tried a few other lenses from my canon days that are about as old as that lens and most of them wouldn't work.  The more recent the lens the better your chance of success in general I think.

Side question.  Why not just stick with af C all the time. I haven't really figured out a good use case for af S (except for low light with AF assist beam maybe) but i really don't even use it then.

I've been hanging a 135 sigma and metabones off my a7III ever since it came out with no problem. That combo is an ounce or two less heavy. I use a neck strap if that makes any difference.

Most of us here carry much heavier lenses hanging off the mount

I keep a blower in my bag now.  No mirror means more dust.

the 40mm better be amazing

My samyang 14mm locks up the camera every 20 minutes or so. I have to remove the lens and remount.

Got the 135 and the 85gm.  I love them both.  I basically gave up my 70-200 2.8 for the 135.  Just crop a little when I want more reach.  It's so sharp you can get away with quite a bit of crop.

Might make my want to put it on.  Any one else notice this?

I use fisheye lenses (and my 28mm 2) with the dome port for the meikon a7r2.  Dozens of snorkel trips with no leaks. Knock on wood.